Binbrook

Binbrook is home to the Lake Niapenco reservoir, the largest inland lake in the Niagara Watershed.

Well known as a “hot spot” for fishing, Binbrook Conservation Area also plays host to annual fishing derbies. Other facilities that can be found at Binbrook include a swimming beach, children’s splash pad, picnic facilities, nature trails, observation platforms and a play area. It resembles cottage country, and the impressive part is, it’s close to home!

Bring or rent a rowboat, paddle boat or canoe, and experience scenic Binbrook from the water. Canoe along the tranquil shores of one of the few inland lakes located within the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority’s watershed.

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Boarder Pass Canada Wakeboarding

The exciting Wakeboarding attraction by Boarder Pass Canada is a two-tower cable wakeboarding system that provides guests with the ultimate wakeboarding experience. Visitors can be part of the excitement and enjoy this unique aquatic attraction open to all ages and levels, from the young to the young at heart.

Staycation Beach and Boat Rentals

Offers visitors more options to get water active. From stand-up paddle boarding, kayaks, canoes, turbo tubes, beach sports, yoga, and more, there are plenty of fun new ways to enjoy the beach and lake, without the need to travel far or lug heavy equipment.

FunSplash Sports Park

FunSplash offers a new experience and a new challenge for all guests over 6 years of age. Players can physically and mentally challenge themselves in a friendly and safe outdoor environment. The FunSplash is the ultimate playground, encouraging teamwork and problem solving while promoting overall health and wellness.

Treetop Trekking

The park features a five-course, 80-element Zip Line & Aerial Game Park, where guests aged nine years and up can climb from tree to tree in the forest canopy on a series of bridges, walkways, and zip lines. Younger kids aged five and up will be able to explore two Discovery Courses, which are similar to the Aerial Game Courses but designed for younger explorers. The final activity, which has no age requirement, is called Treewalk Village. This activity area includes a network of ten colourful tree houses connected by enclosed walkways and bridges and other forest activities for the youngest kids.

To stay up to date with Beach Water Quality visit:

www.hamilton.ca/parks-recreation/parks-trails-and-beaches/beach-water-quality-in-hamilton

It is recommended that guests refrain from using charcoal when bbqing and instead, opt for the use of propane. Please note there are no receptacles to dispose of hot coals on-site and this poses a fire hazard.